Systematic Observation in Psychiatric Occupational Therapy

Past Conditional, Present Indicative, Future Indefinite

“…Initially, they were written by doctors and psychologists. One of the first papers by an occupational therapist was in the field of psychiatry, where Foulds (1953) called for systematic observation in psychiatric occupational therapy. She recognised the urgent need to develop hypotheses, which could then be tested, in the hope that this would provide a more theoretical basis for future practice.…”

The Casson Memorial Lecture 2003: Past Conditional, Present Indicative, Future Indefinite

“…Initially, they were written by doctors and psychologists. One of the first papers by an occupational therapist was in the field of psychiatry, where Foulds (1953) called for systematic observation in psychiatric occupational therapy. She recognised the urgent need to develop hypotheses, which could then be tested, in the hope that this would provide a more theoretical basis for future practice.…”